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Well, I do have them in a similar folder structure...but the root of the ht docs is different from one to the other. For instance, linux doesn't use the drive letter, whereas Windows does. Not much I can do about that. I ended up finding the answer though. The php variable...

I have a local testing server running XAMPP. The system root path is based on a windows config. My remote server is linux and so the system root path is different. I have php files running on my different websites that reference include files based on that system root. It all works correctly...

Hey Gerry, Sorry for the delayed response...I've been out of town for a week. Okay, I got the original ParseSmileys() sub from another site...only the sub was to find and replace specific chnks of text and replace that text with other text. It works fine for that. There's a file containing a...

No one has a suggestion for this? :-(

What I mean is, I want the UI to look like the image I posted. The "user end" should look like that. So, I don't want a menu to pop up like the image you posted. It's not that I have decided on the way I want to do things, per se. But, if there's no other way to have the UI remain looking...

Heh heh...okay...I think we're getting closer to being on the same page. Thanks for hanging in there with me. I know I don't always use the correct terminology and that gets confusing. I'll try to explain as clearly as possible: First, here's an image of what my menu looks like...

I must say, this is a great site...you guys are on the ball with the answers. Now, let's see if I can get 2 for 2! Best case scenario, I would like to have Word automatically parse certain strings of characters to an inline shape. But, I've been working on a macro that will just parse all...

Okay, now I'm totally confused. When you first replied to this thread you were talking about the images on the buttons in Outlook...so, I assumed you didn't understand what I was trying to do. That statement is what made me really think you didn't understand because I don't need to know how...

Yeah, I gather all that. Actually, mstrmage1768's script does exactly what I want. I think you misunderstood what I wanted to do. His script puts my repeated script in one place where I can then have macros for each emoticon pass their variables to it for processing. Adding images to the...

Hmmm...I guess Word and Outlook aren't as coder-friendly as Access is. I can definitely see where Access would use such things a lot more. I don't see anything about OnClick when I go to assign a command to a button in Word or Excel. Suckin!

Yeah, but how do I assign: Call EmotImage("<image name>", "<image size>") to a button without making a macro out of it first? Or do I still have to make a macro out of it and have that bit of code for each icon, small, medium and large? Fumei, I'm not sure which question you were attempting to...

Awesome! You da man! So, to make buttons like that...what do I do? I know how to assign a macro to a button, but how do I do something custom like that? Thanks again for that code....much better! Anyone have any ideas for my subsequent questions? Thanks! Matt

Before 2 days ago I don't even think I had looked at a visual basic script before. So, please bear with me. I'm a complete novice...but I do have a background in php scripting...so I'm not a total moron when it comes to this sort of thing. Here's what I'm trying to do: I want to build a...